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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-14
ssn,p vauauar. tBr, Allen Liverpool 25 days ud's

Gsnip vaudusra BrN Allen Liverpool rs days with ui's
to s STse sSsS 10 S"d S auuro Hull
cl IN stone and empty barrels to order vessel to Sersdi
iron to order vessel to Andrew Enuls
Bark arues tporr Cuuha. oporto 80 days win mHse
Bris Psfas br,' Graham Barb,does 10 day, with mOlas
Brig An.sis secGsi with IcJ II Cox
ssnr tr. HUTCHINSON Barcelona 81 days with md'' 70
to j B vicui & CO: vessel to D B DE Wolf
sUNsET-Ar Sandy Hook. wind light 8; clear AsCiv
Islzs,L wind light y. clear.
Arrived Yesterday
Steamer pawn.s srl James Msssna July Palermo iSs
'A' - CLEARED
steamer City OF Chicago (Brj. Watkins Liverpool Peter
steamer olympia tBr. Purvs Avonmouth Dock-iiendss'
steamer yorwars seer, KrSu Bremen .Sosps IgsOS
Steamer Chaudcrnagor iFr). 1opdu, MarseiIes-Funeh
steamer mexico tspan,. Carmona Havana-J ceOA0s
& Co 80. rw.-,.c,
Steamer Steamer f s%Dss Mallory ca
Steamer Louisiana. eager. Now orleans-s seaman -.
Steamer chstsaSocches s passsss
Steamer Benefactor. Chichester. wilmington. NC-"mI
Steamer richmond Boan. Newport News and ws' poins
Steamer BrsaEwarer Doc Newport News and West Point
steamer Eleanora. Bennett Portland-Horatio Hail
Steamer omoek haett .saohars aps%ea-rsss
ship Freerike Ger, rledken Hamourc-Theo Kruger %
ders-tunch. E,iye 4 Co
Bark Aagot (Nor. Jacobsen Stettn-Beuham boresee.
Bark Robert tswed Nyrgeu poro Elizabeth 80 A1-'0aA
Norton 4 sons. ,,.-,..
BARK Jacob (swed Johannessen Cape rown-John Nor'~
a Sons
BARK Truro (3r Starring Hamburg-sno~S Burgess
Bark Mohican. Berry. Boston-Funch. Edrs 3 CO. .s
Brig sparkling Water Hichboin 81 kitts-A " e"'s~
& Co. 49,.
schr Karse tBrl. De Long, st John. NB-scammen o''N
SAILED.
Steamers Servia and City OF Chicago for Liverpool C
STA. glasgow Greece London Hekla. Copenhagen
Hamburg. Ems Bremen; Edam. Amsterdam La
iIavro Neusira Marseilles North Cambria Lisbon
Britain an Olympia Barrscouta, bsro hoss 'CssI
Baracoa. Cenuegos Havana Ia pAs<s. Galveston. I'd
New. Orleans Chattahoochee savannah: Rirhmoha
Kanaw ha Newport News Brsakwater. Norfolk
knight George . So. rrua
Barxs Cssr Tor sIetiin Francesca Garguio. verao
Anna Taylor 81 Croix . -
Also sail-d-Vii Lon island sound-steamsrs PoruA
Halifax, Eleanora Portland. Dinock, Boston
BELOW.
BARK Pacific tNor. Abrahamson. Fray Bentos June 10
BARK Miranda. CorbetL Sagua
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
HULL, Aug L. Sailed. steamer Calico (Br. Je's~
New york. ~ p.r,stS
scILLY Aug ls--Passed. steamer Losing (osr. DA'
FROM Ncw.Yor her ~ Hamburg ,.,.6 az
PRAwlE POINT. Aug ly-Passsd. steamer iian"s-
,Brh Uoro from Nsw.York her way ~ br1 oL ~
HAvRR Aug lS-satsd. steamer "a ChAmpes
Traub Ter Nsw.Yssk.
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MIR. HEWITT OF SUPERSTITION.
HE WRITES A LETTER 70 THE THIRTEEN cLuB-Irs
HILARIOUS DINNER.

HE WRITES A LETTER 70 THE THIRTEEN cLuB-lrs
HILARIOUS DINNER.
The Thirteen Club calamity and successfully
dened the powers OF superstition again by dining yes
te,day go strong thirteen OF table. at the Hote
Briehion Their EFT rts at deiying the potencies OF
the Coney Island brand OF lightning, though equally
gallant, we're not strkingly successful, and
6ilarity started IN early ruled late. Judge No
Adam presided, ana ueat assduously with small
sized plle-drv yer the planks OF the raised PLATFORM
TIL, ripadi brothers. tour in ALL made some COOL
mandolin music during tn. dinner. Tosstm aster
Wider almost lose his vOice IN pushin; the toasts
through. Among them were Superstitions OF News
paper Men" Medcs SuperstiuoDs, The Red
headed Girl ,nd the Write Horse, Wedding super
stiti u.s." - The Hudson and it's Superstltons, and
" Friday and its Victories, Joseph Howard, IT,,
made "a sharp attack oil moLopolistc newspaper own
ers and said that the condition oil newspaper meu
was getting worse. Marshall p. Wilder gave some
clever limitations and told funny stories. Among
those at the dinner were Marvin K Clark. Wi liam
Fowler John 4. Green Coroner MESSENGER. Frank Il.
Martin ,ius Heckler and William L. kitseIl-
Mayor Hewitt wrote tue following letter. IN response
to an invitation to attend the dinner;
the no tho great feast by tho
be the hlreen CLUB the 10Th inst
eradication superstition from the
popular min. benucent Undertaking aud that you have
which has the OF tho world That von
good FORK IN connection with the
per members At festvals ought "
be a { comfort TO everv rieni OF the race
Wishing you all the enjoyment whlch you deserve nave
WIZ ~ " ADRIAN 8. HEWITT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-14
EVEN POOR BASEBALL PLEASES.
AN EASY GAME FOX THE METROPOLITANS.
TILE ATHLETIC NINE DEFEATED AT STAIN ISLAM

AN EASY GAME FOX THE METROPOLlFANS.
THE ATHLETIC NINE DEFEATED AT STATEN ISLAND
THE SCORE.
lovers Of batting were treated to lively base
ball game at St George Staten Island yesedV Those who
,refer Tn 500 scruhc batting felt weary The contest
,am, WI r, the Metropotan and the Metro
poaps won About people present Mays and At
kus N were the pitchers their work compared avoraby
with that Of average amateurs The curves OF each
were batted all over the Lrkn spranel his log slid
ing TO third blss in the fourth and no was a the
ho,pita bench Tosn.end In fill tbs Sullivan
umpired and dt fairly we'll
The Metropoans started OF with lead o. two runs and
the crowd happy After the Athletics had besn put
ont without scoring the Mstropoens secured two
runs first called balls and the lively
little short atom at once second Hogan sent
10 first by called balls and OBrien making short hit tho
bases we're full tho crowd leaned forward IN expectancy
HauEnson m de a safe right field and Raiiori aud
O'Bren scored
In The second inning Athletic nine score the first run
Bauer king hit left field and scoring on
hit lett field by stovcy The Metr"polit~ns s'ored
two more runs in their half Of the inning.
Neither side scored the third inning but in thu iourt
cunning AM he visiting players scored tlIee
runs tied the larkn nao MI an got To secohl
on called balls Robinson hit To hrst bass and as Ryan ma o
Wild throw iarkin ofed the 'rror AKIN
was thrown out second scored before Tie
ball could be returned TO the home plate 80 -
The home ahead AGAIN IN the NTH inning by
scoring and IA the sIth nuing me N'iuns
ahird Ia hei ore anu slightly reduerd me
stole second and scored on twobAs NJ Oi Hono
The Athletic msd runs IN the next nnnk Dht the
made his left tue score at twelve TO
n f. - The home club
he Atm in the eighth inning but the
chances Tor victor se@hsl si Ous u corS tbte.
hOmr nj In TIE ninth inning inc AthoiCs oSoIt" ''o
by reo batting Inc score VAST
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BROOKLYN.

The name Of Sergeant Arnau.. who has been ao-
sent from the Navy Yard without leave for several
days, was stricken from tho rods yesterday lie Will
be dealt with r. a dcscrfer II he returns
Mayor Whitney started on his three weeks va
cation yesterday, leaving President Oena " act for
him willie away. The Mayor will spend week at
Shelter Island and fortnight at saratoga MIS-
Viii ney went with him.
VIII am J. Lynch, a sporting man, before justice
Walsh yesterday charged officer TrImmoDs OF the sec
on Precinct with assaultng him. Tnmmons denleo
the charge and the matter Is beng Investigated
Captain Ward Of the canal-boat IIurd. Is lying
da ously III from the eifect- of an assault ma e
III on him Wednesday by young ruffan named George
Corcoran. The assai.ant has not yet been arrested
General De Lacy reported 10 DO resting
quietly last evening. but in the opinion OF thuSe at
tending him. be Is liable to die at any moment
VII iamsburg Lodge. No. 1910 knights of Honor.
which was sus pended time ago ON account OF
n petty enmlty that existed between ono Of it, mem
bers and one Of Supreme Lodge officers, has been
atcd at the Instance OF tho Gfand Dlctator VI
10 Lodge.
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NETWORK BEATEN BY BOSTON.
me PLAYING ENABLES TIE BEAN-EATEHs TO ADD

tNorIIER GAME TO THEIR CREDIT
BOSTON, Aug IA magnificent attendance OF 1900
greeted reappeaanrc OF the Ahenans after their dsas
The short sharp and decisive
the spectators enthusiastic The home played with vim
and liberalization Burdock and WISE who Frustrated
by "gasaiga" replaced by sutton and wherlock.
Old Reliable" paveda brilliant game at short accepting
without Kelly covered second base
brilliant STYLE Wheeock made two difficult fy catches in
eighth and ninth hninss WEIGH pitched strong
third nninE OF the home team reaching
ond RsdUourne FORM Gothamite making
after fourth inning JOhnstoa's play below his
usual standard although OF his musd flies exceed
insly diGlcult handle suvan's Judgment balls
hi, decisions bases lie made the least favor
sbs OF League stan here
aud the crowd 10 their dsapproUa
ton. The score as ollO1si
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THE CRANBERRY ATHLETIC CLUES GAMES.

The picnic OF the Grtme-cy Athletic
Club held Empire CITY Coliseum At sriynlnth'
at and ast River yo.ediV Tho contests we're a. follow,
yards dash handC2 rut 10 rec tla meats
and nna John r. Conhon American Athleuc Clup; O9
wards start halt yard IN IL seconds FCopelln
M.nIstt,n Athletic CLUB vars START .eoond and J. +.
Norton Atlsc As-ccittion. 3Sy'ris tart lhr
Ilalfu.is run, handicap star crs Won Ia minutes o
seconds 10y A. Merrei, Manhattan Athletic ,nD n rus
20 r.. Hickey. Manhattan Athlete Ciub, so
yards start second aud JetOerg olympic Athletic Cluo
80 xoOt thlrL
220vars run Thirteen contestants three
triai heat. anal. The On II heat won by g. w.
HArknan Olympic Athletic club IL Yards start ~ -
winner OF tho l0Oyas dash got second
Ono ono-half mile handicap seven starters Won
T. Rsean. ,nhaitan Athletic CLUB from the 2Z YARDS
mark ia minutes rs seconds A. g. MalOy American Atm
leuo Club, got The place tie hal 1855 wards starr. -
229 yards hurdle race. handicap hys ~tartc won uy
PAtime Athletic Club from The ara marx
In 70 seconds J. T. Morton. Brooklyn At'ietc CIuO
yards. second
one and half mile walk. handicap starters s A.
Cr.mer Athio CLUB 80 seconds start captured
n II minutes A6 20 seconds. II. DIN second.
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

BALTIMORE. Aug. l3-Knoun pitched . miserable game
TO-DAY and wretchedy supported while the Brooklyn
heded brilliantly bases remarkably we'll and
game that side 10 be ordinarily interesting
pitched in fine FORM holding home
safe hts including Daviss homerun drive
fence Pnkhey and Mcclellan carried OF fielding
while swarEwood and Smith did the best batting The
attendance was about 200. Tho ows,
l 0-l2
Baltimore. o l.
Basehits-Brookyn Is Baltimore 7; Errors brooklyn
81 Baltimore, Pitchers-Porei aud KnOun. Umpre-Mr.
McQuado.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug 13-The homo club given an en-.
tusastic reception by 900 people return home
clapping as he bat Bufnnton receiving hons
sha c. E5 Dale OF the Washington club. also
bered and presented with handsome btgs By
mirors Bo.tons discarded pitchers Buton whitney,
did good work in their positions the form however getting
considerably the beat OF IL In tue frat inning by
FoEarty Bunnron and double by Mulyey gave the
Phes two runs. and Mulveys double and Bufnton's sn
gle another In the fourth. woois single passed.
balls and Fogary's hit yht a seven IT, aud
the ninth Wood made homer a tho felcs he
visitors made their only In the second.
garry single BY Daily and an and tumble BY Me-
Langhlin Buhntons pitching the feature the game
The score was as appended
philadelphia 90 /
Bssehits- Phil ,depha. l2i Washington Errors PhnA.
delphia, Washington .. Pitchers-Bur1nton WhlI
UmDro-Ar. Crans.
CHICAGO Aug ly-Oving 70 dArklsss only seys ninss
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Cloud TIE ss.syd 70 .ss
THIRD RAcE-GRASp PRIZE OF sAnAToGA HANDIcAP
swEEPsTAKgA $50 EACH. $1,000 ADDED Is "'LI'
J. D. Morrissey's b. Kaooah. T. BY L0nge'S Vpsenn
W tS erai. CHI EiivGcd los SroGs
LamasDey Brothers, Dr. e. Brown DUKE v, iUs a
saS SSf siss e. ss Isi' soT rs' y,
] Hasgln. blk naalgS iSa FOO stoTa
Brown 6ute e. irish Pat to Lucky 20 to l. Royal
Poos,Hiaco $50 EIkroOa s2S B,ioOlah $40 Irish Pat
and Brown P.ks d SS as s s9U of mile ROYAL
o ss .sr.G ioT snd Sd
fs Gt %s ' snd %,sH rnner h, vi.
six lengths between second and tmrd hiDAit' '''N ~
FoupTu R.cE-PURsE $500. THREE-YEAR-OLDa
SPECIAL WEIGHTS. 1is MILES. ,n,.-,...,
P RTc",oT M ssaSe: ih e. Aiarc
h h.s, en- en- f fGsipns .V Cotton es
D. A. Honlrs b. Queen Bes' loS DIT H tsTi.
p.,t,D..s,,o1 wy TSns1 to !, ROmp Ito rdaeno
Cotton afI Il to T. Queen vO'Ours 20 to l.
wypsoh war; the . o. but speedily by Alarc
who lei to the post. ar whh wvna@n assa
length With ten length between second and third and the
rest struggling - ~,
Flrrn RAcE-HANDIcAP srEErLEcHAsE ABOUT gig
Thomas Kesrn. oh. King TrOuble O. by King Fan
va Me p taE b. " Wellington G. tBinng.
Dor az e sS c scr aged Mecaoas aged IA
Lachi1s stables b. e. Percy 8 , iSo
Alexander shieldss <. Cyclone AGED lSe..Nenaoe'
R.ttine-esorse Mcculo%sh to s. Bc.chmcor to L
welingion 70 cyclone to l. King irouOief 10 l. f'
Poois-George McCu Tough SO, Beechmoors5o. the he
Tn. race wa. an easy victory Troubsr who led
from we s coUd ensih in front OF Bcechmoor
third. The others were badly strung out
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PIGEONS TO FLY TO-DAY.

The birds Bedford Club Brooklyn. are to ny their
first race to-day being at Dovestown Penn The
entry in classes the limited to Olrds entered upon
the register OF the year. tho Other open 10 auy
The Bsdor Club Is new Organization OF OIL pigeon
officers President 1. r Read vice
dent H.. 2. Allen; secretary, II. II. PlAttI treasurer
IW span geh he banner Dirs OF the cub Max kder
with rrcor greatest distance New York state loft
by T. f. Read aud The Duner winner Of seven hrst
prizes Its two seasons gu the roai
The BROOKLYN Cun its frst ace OF the season to day
The also from Doyletowu Tho udsou Clubs birds
second Of the this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-14
LACROSSE ON STATEN ISLAND.

The Brooklyn Athletic Association senta lacrosse team to
Livingston Island yesterday TO meet the Newfork
Lacrosse club friendly rivalry Tho game was splritedy
contested productive OF sharp AMI c"reot play on
Lob ball with their
time Mitchell kept goal well for the New orks
on he other side Jack Fannery PLAYED eIoelenty and
so did h, they could not prevent NewYorx from
their team New Yorks seven goals we're gotten by
Mechara ~ Chaplin t2 Iears ~ aud DRY sdalo % For
brook, n tannery Bush and Frame each cot one goal
New York get her goals and Brook
Nv tive y.tM 10 get
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-14

saloon passenger found dead In his BERTH He was
buried at the SANE day. meeting OF the Saloon
passengers held in tho evening. j. L. NJ Curry the
American Minister TO the spanish court. presiding, at
which purse raised for the family Of Mr. Dayton
amounting to 4l26. Mr.. Dayton a Methodist mn.
ister who lived Elmra NJ Y. His death is supposed
to have resulted frOm heart disease.
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SHIPPING .NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRR. SATURDAY. AUG. Is. 1887
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEw.YoRK. -...sAr URDAY. AUG Is. 1887
ARRIVED.
Steamer Etruria Br. Cook Liverpool Aug Queenstown
T. ise aud 9t2 passengers TO Vernon Brown Co
Arrived AT the Bar IT ON.
Steamer Worcester RI, stamper Avonmouth July %
Newport 80. miso l. Morgan Arrived tho Bar
lam.
Steamer rchiedam (Dtch Ponseu. Amsterdam July 10
mse and 2f5 10 Funch Edv. Co. Arrived
a 2am
La Bretagne tBr. De Jousselin Havre Aug O.
with indse and PASSENGERS TO Lons DO Bsoian.
steamer Letlmbro titan Di Marco 0rgeut July Mess
D. Palermo 49, sorrento 49, gibraltar ~ with mdse
Phelps Bros q Co Arrived Al the Bar at l. 20 m
Steamer Britannia tFr. ParaSos Mediterranean ports
July u.s. with order; vessel to w Elwe Co
before
Steamer Trinidad Brl Fraser Trinidad july 20 Barbados
80 Martinique 81 Dominica Aug Antigua T. Montserrat
ST kits o. 81 CrJI with mdse PASSENGER Out
erbridge 4 Co. Arrived at the Bar Al 3 m
steamer Chswick tBrl. Gowlng, havana days. with
sugar TO Hldalgo Cos weasel TO Muuson Arrived AZ
the RAJ al 3ls pm
Catalan (spanl OEamoz sagua days with sugar
TO order vessel to Chas sumner Co Arrived at tho Bzr
At So
Steamer Aigers, Percy. Mobile 6days with lumber Sea-
board Lumber Coz TO w Best
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FINALS AT TENNIS IN ENGLowooD.

Among the three thousand people congregated on
the ground the Engewood Field Club yesterday 30 see the
final play In tho tournomont we're cOpgressman
Phelps and Miss Phelps Gslusha A. Grow, Colonel
and Mr., Grosvenor Dr. w A. Wells and 0evy
a lovely girls in bewitchnx costumes Thn resulI
OF the play follows Gentlemen singles First round
o. s Campbell brooklyn HeEhts beat A Dufyoe Williams
College 10 60 and second prize g. j.
Post W. W. Macgey. Eng'wood Field club. - l.
unfinished Doubcs-Final round A. puryes and G. j.
POST BROOKLYN lill. beat T. Campoe and A. Gladwyn.
~ O.orre Cricket CLUB 80 81 So 6b; second prize :.
Prosser amt Il H. Booth EnGewood Field Club. boat 5.
Campbell and A. Glaiwyn 63. 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-14
FAST TINE MADE BY THE ETRURIA.

The Cunard EtrGra arrived at this port yes
terday. having made the run within few minutes or
the Umbra's time a few months which was the fast
est record rom Queenstown 10 New York Tho
reports her tHie at days hours and ~ min
utes but according TO her log II twenty-five minutes
longer she passed Fastne light at 1888 p IN OF August
and at D. yesterday passed sandy Hook lightShip
Adding and twenty-five minutes Tor the dil-
fere 10 time record IL days hours aud ~ min
utes The miles made each Of tho six days after
leaving Queenstown we're as follows:
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Fell =. ,-- a..

Betting to wn-Maor Pickett to l. Jim MCGOWAN to
Sam Emery 10 l. beiibutOo to MVstlc 10 l. Lltte
fellow 10 70 /, kul0ns 10 10 !. Nalue 10 10 l.
Betting for paCed jor Pickett 10 10. i'm MCGOWAN
TO 3 sam Emery 5. RetrIbuuon 10 o. Mystic 10 l.
LittlefeOw o l. OkOlona 10 Val 10 l. 49,,
horses with rSwn. Mystic ana Lttetio"
H. made The running twice around the inner hch SN.hs
jump the ecoqd 10 Major picKet' nO'-" 10 WIG
falling Ju MCtiOwAn took tho Leaf As
inc horses cred fiat but Litteieow l. closet VIVA
nm on tho turn desperate finish ensued Boz horses
AT last uri lie LttelrlIow H. gong down anu
LASH This the to Jim MctioWah "lo
won bv three lengths San Emery second. length and M
before Mystic thp Dickens claimed foul against jim
M1GoWap but IL was uOt Allo~ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-14

OYmpics defeated The EccTpr os az HotoNIIIe, NJ J
yesterday, bv e. score OF II TO 10
According TO the pirt- OF league play
ets published Sporting TIasG Brouthois leads In
bstnk IN average 4b7 Ward esds all tbs short
stops New York leads In batting aud PtsburK In fielding
Me man and Terry Will be tho pitchers todays came
At Rigewood tho brooklyn and Metropolitan
clubs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-14

Tho eighth OF tho series OF badge matches was
shot az Creemoor yesterday The weather delightful
with light northsry breeze, and all conditions for good
scores we're favorable The attendance large and the
nri "a Iuners AS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-14

Athletic. IL Metropolitan. u fSt ps's on
errorr-Aihriic. ! Metropolitan l. truck on-Auleuc.
z: otropultzn eff bzs-s-h thetic Z helropotan'
\ First base on Uss-ksdfori 3. Hosan l. OBt'n l. Ryan
l. Hankiuson }, Hose".sn l. siovey l. Mo'sir !, nome
runs man / THIrr.isse hits -GcThardt l. Mann
Bauer l. T~obase his Ho@sn !. Hansinson l. O-eean
Pooruzu !, Towns .nd l. koilnEos. Duube p.-'s-hhs,
ksiiora aud RYAN. Radiorl and b. kn ch. st..n ,a,e-
NJ 2. Athletic. 7. VII ptohe--AtklnsOn o.
Passed. balls olhcr1 l. Umpre-Mr. 4 sullivan. nn by
pitcher RAdiord. 'Bren. LarEin 1lme-2.ZO
Tie Roche dele ted the nome team at Newark yester
Day by the following scores
Rochester. ...-...'-.'.-----.'.--'.-; ~ .
Newark. .-..----..l " " " v ~
The jersey Guys defeated the Duia at Jersey CITY yes
teniay By tie following scores
Jetsey tlty.........- W - "a .
hun slO U " a U -
Basehits-Jcrsey CITY. l2i Buffalo. 10. Errors-Jersey
City, 4; Buffalo g.
NOTES AND CoMNESSs
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Norman Rsuss- Sir Arthur Black WOOD. Of London.
Hotel Brunsptck Ross r. Wnans and family OF Baltimore
49,. Brrroorf HOuse-Leouari Sweet OF Chcago:- Ereret
Bsuss-Dr. H. Nachte OF Paris Turerdnt House-me
zeal Inspector II. C. Nelson. o. 8. Murray Hut
Hotel The Rev. DR.. lohp b. MacIntosh OF Philadelphia
Grand Hotel-toonel X +. Blunt. o. = Army hoSl snr,
holdtA Quarter resident OF the LOUISVILLE anu
Nashville Railroad Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-14
CRICKET CLUBS CONTEND.

The Manhattan Cricket club Brooklyn went to seabpght
Yesterday played the homo club there The deadly DOW"
ing Of Lambkn and Tyers was too good for tho
their meaEre ioI'I.
Tvers then with the aid OF Wallis Rogan
an Monntor he ped swell the Manhattans total TO 10
Tyerss nnins perfect piece OF cricket Inc scoren
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1000 PIECES
WHITE COTTON
D RE S S G Cd s

i'm white sheer India Lawn, white
plaid dress Lawns, and ecru Lena
Plaids. at from SC. to 15c. per yard;
reduced from 14c. to 22c.
$50 fine white Swiss embrOid-
cred Robes at $1.S5 and $500
each; reduced from $3.50 and
$500.
800 pieces fine Challis, hand
some designs, and bOurette Eta
mines, at Zoe. per yard; reduced
from 16c. and 2jc.
$50 pieces dOuble-width alI-
wool Serge at 25c. per yard; re-
duced from SOC.
500 fine silk Umbrellas, 26-inch,
natural sticks, paragon frame,
black, brown, blue and green, at
So. 90 each; reduced from $500.
2S-inch do. at $3.50 each; re-
duced from 1915.
The remainder of their stock OF
ParasOls at One-fOurth former
prices.
500 dozen fancy Turkish bath
towels at SOC, 65c. and 75c. each;
reduced from 75c., 9Oc. and $1.Ooe
Dry Goods sold at the lOwest prices
in this city and delivered at all &C.
cessible points ont of torn FREE Of
mail or cypress charges.
Samples and information sent free
on application.
Broadway 4th-ave.. 9th and 10th Sts.